The Air Force 1 Low Gets A Much-Anticipated “Panda” Update

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Nike’s 40th-anniversary collection honoring the timeless Air Force 1 Low style is growing. Inspired by the Nike Dunk “Panda” hue, the newest Air Force 1 model borrows heavily from the shoe’s style.

You can probably tell from the colorway’s implied name and the previous Dunk Low craze that this Air Force 1 only uses white and black as its color scheme. Similar to the other Peter Moore-designed pair, this one also has a two-toned pattern, with black overlays and a white leather base. The neighboring fixtures are evocative of the aforementioned Dunk Low with the exception of the Swoosh, which reverses what is anticipated of the animal-inspired pattern.

See it in action in the images below, and get your hands on the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Panda” in the coming weeks from Nike and select stores.

The Air Force 1 Low Gets A Much-Anticipated “Panda” Update

Air Force 1 Low “Panda” Official Images